Iranian officials warn Trump not to cross ‘red line’ over threats to intervene in protests
US president’s posts that US will come to the rescue of protesters prompt warnings of ‘regret-inducing response’ Donald Trump has threatened to intervene in Iran if its government kills demonstrators, prompting warnings from senior Iranian officials that any American interference would cross a “red line”. In a social media post on Friday, Trump said that if Iran were to shoot and kill protesters, the US would “come to their rescue”. He added “we are locked and loaded, and ready to go”, without explaining what that might mean in practice. Continue reading...
US president’s posts that US will come to the rescue of protesters prompts warnings of ‘regret-inducing response’
Donald Trump has threatened to intervene in Iran if its government killed demonstrators, prompting warnings from senior Iranian officials that any American interference would cross a “red line”.
In a social media post on Friday, Trump said that if Iran shoots and kills protesters, the US would “come to their rescue”. He added: “We are locked and loaded, and ready to go”, without explaining what that might mean in practice.
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